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This is one of the main reasons I created Linkwarden - to combat Link-Rot. Linkwarden is an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and

This is one of the main reasons I created Linkwarden - to combat Link-Rot. Linkwarden is an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages: https://linkwarden.app https://linkwarden.app

Brian_K_White 3y ago
Suggestion: Find your own name that isn't coat-tailing on bitwarden. Or don't, I'm not your mom, but the name tells me not to even investigate, and I care about such things enough to run a YaCy node for example.
- severine 3y ago
  So, it has to be called Yet Another Something? C'mon, let's not gatekeep or trademarkify normal descriptive or allusive words. Linkwarden is fine!
- wolverine876 3y ago
  Have you investigated Linux, Vim, C++, xBSD, ...
  - Brian_K_White 3y ago
    By the time linux came to be, Unix was already genericized and there were many similar *x products. Bitwarden is a not a generic term for all things that store even just passwords let alone random other stuff. It's a particular recognizable name that a specific single someone else paid a bunch of advertizing money to build. c++ is actually c + stuff, and neither are individual brands or projects but specs. Everyone is free to make a something-c or c-something. msvcc and gcc are not anyvsort of gotcha. The various bsds are forks of bsd. Neither of these map to this case. (is linkwarden a fork of bitwarden? a superset or subset of bitwarden?) vim is literally a development of vi, which is again not anyones brand anyway. Though I would actually say the same thing in that case. I don't think neovim should call itself anything-vim either because it's not, it's just a new editor that has essentially no connection to vi or vim. It's not c++ or *bsd, it's calling your new cookie Moreos. It's not illegal just lame.
    - wolverine876 3y ago
      > it's calling your new cookie Moreos. It's not illegal just lame. It's a grand tradition of FOSS and it's awesome. We need a rule: No denegrating someone else's wit without putting something better - of your own - out there.
- djhn 3y ago
  I personally think the name is perfectly fine and stands on its own. Maybe I’m just not familiar with it, but i would posit Bitearden isn’t enough of a household name to trigger an association in most people.
loughnane 3y ago
I really like the demo videos on your landing page. What did you use to make them?
- daniel31x13 3y ago
  Thanks, I used https://www.screen.studio https://www.screen.studio for the videos, totally worth it!
  - loughnane 3y ago
    Thanks

Brian_K_White 3y ago

Suggestion: Find your own name that isn't coat-tailing on bitwarden. Or don't, I'm not your mom, but the name tells me not to even investigate, and I care about such things enough to run a YaCy node for example.

severine 3y ago
So, it has to be called Yet Another Something? C'mon, let's not gatekeep or trademarkify normal descriptive or allusive words. Linkwarden is fine!
wolverine876 3y ago
Have you investigated Linux, Vim, C++, xBSD, ...
- Brian_K_White 3y ago
  By the time linux came to be, Unix was already genericized and there were many similar *x products. Bitwarden is a not a generic term for all things that store even just passwords let alone random other stuff. It's a particular recognizable name that a specific single someone else paid a bunch of advertizing money to build. c++ is actually c + stuff, and neither are individual brands or projects but specs. Everyone is free to make a something-c or c-something. msvcc and gcc are not anyvsort of gotcha. The various bsds are forks of bsd. Neither of these map to this case. (is linkwarden a fork of bitwarden? a superset or subset of bitwarden?) vim is literally a development of vi, which is again not anyones brand anyway. Though I would actually say the same thing in that case. I don't think neovim should call itself anything-vim either because it's not, it's just a new editor that has essentially no connection to vi or vim. It's not c++ or *bsd, it's calling your new cookie Moreos. It's not illegal just lame.
  - wolverine876 3y ago
    > it's calling your new cookie Moreos. It's not illegal just lame. It's a grand tradition of FOSS and it's awesome. We need a rule: No denegrating someone else's wit without putting something better - of your own - out there.
djhn 3y ago
I personally think the name is perfectly fine and stands on its own. Maybe I’m just not familiar with it, but i would posit Bitearden isn’t enough of a household name to trigger an association in most people.

loughnane 3y ago

I really like the demo videos on your landing page. What did you use to make them?

daniel31x13 3y ago
Thanks, I used https://www.screen.studio https://www.screen.studio for the videos, totally worth it!
- loughnane 3y ago
  Thanks